Marriage Thoughts among Bangladeshi Undergraduate Students

This research examines the perspectives of Bangladeshi undergraduate university students on getting married while studying. The survey was conducted with 131 participants from 27 public and private universities, medical colleges, and colleges affiliated with national university that offer honors programs. The research analyzed six main perspectives: the impact of marriage on academic results, mental health, financial situation, religious influence, responsibilities, and family's role in decision-making. The results indicated that most students believed that getting married during undergraduate studies has a positive impact on academic results, mental health, and financial situation. However, most students believed that family and religious influence plays a significant role in their decision to get married. The findings highlight the importance of considering the impact of marriage on undergraduate students' academic, financial, and mental wellbeing.